Licensing ECS
Licencing this Climate Changing Technology
ECS technology if flexible and adaptable.
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For large scale power production, the dense media versions of ECS would be used.
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Dense media is mildly abrasive and requires careful system design and component selection to minimise wear.
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Designs of positive displacement pumps, specifically for the low head circulation of dense media are available
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Special purpose rotary valve designs are also available.
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The magnet separator is a unique design incorporating inexpensive permanent magnets, which has been successfully tested alongside the media discharge regulator, both incorporated in the current TRL5 Proof of Concept ECS unit.
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The ECS-HAC water / air version is less complex than the dense media versions and would be used for either compressed air or power production, or a combination, in the lower ranges.
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ECS and these components have now been granted patent protection in UK & Europe, with patents being progressed in other major industrialised countries.
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ECS and ECS-HAC technology is available for licensing to any organisation prepared to develop and commercialise it.
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A great deal of small-scale test work has been done and successfully operated for periods, leaving no doubt that ECS technology works, and works well. Both versions can be demonstrated at small scale.
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However, to capitalise on the significant opportunity that ECS presents, it does require the necessary financial and engineering resources to develop it to a commercial scale.
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Commercial scale would be defined as an ECS unit capable of generating power and of course revenue, to give an acceptable Return on Investment (ROI) NB. A financial example of a 2.4MW unit is given at More Financials.
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